In the seventeenth century farm owner was Colonel Parkhomovskii crosshairs. Under Peter I farm together with the peasants deprived of Colonel in the state. In 1769 Catherine II gave the village Parkhomovka again - along with farmers, the general-lieutenant of the garrison Akhtyrsky, the hero of the Russian-Turkish war, the Count Podgorichani. Poluitalyanets Podgorichani built a mansion in the style of Italian palazzo and died. In the late nineteenth century it was acquired by Pavel Gerasimov Kharitonenko, which appeared in the village of Sugar Factory - one of his "sugar empire." And with him the hospital and school for children of workers. These buildings still exist and perform the same function. And since 1963 the palace hosted an art museum by a local teacher Lunev.